Filosofit
Filosofit is a philosophical movement and intellectual community that centers on practical inquiry into everyday life. It emphasizes dialogic reasoning, ethical deliberation, and the use of ordinary experience as a legitimate source of philosophical insight.
Filosofit emerged in the late 1990s from the Circle of Solis, a loose collective of scholars who
Its core tenets include a commitment to dialogue, intellectual humility, and a pragmatic criterion of plausibility:
Filosofit organizes public salons, reading circles, and reflective journaling. It treats philosophy as an ongoing practice
In academia, Filosofit is considered a heterodox current, while outside universities it is valued for accessibility
Notable publications include The Everyday Compass (2005), Dialogues in Motion (2012), and An Ethical Map of
Pragmatism, Socratic method, Dialogical philosophy, Ethic of care.